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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1981)
Art and Architecture Supplies Permanent year round discount Shop & Compare “Design Markette” markers reg. $1.50 Now $1.19 Grumbacher brushes and paints 15% off Strathmore drawing pads 25% off Faber "TG” pens and sets 15% off Rapidiograph pens and sets 15% off Staedtler-Mars pens and sets 25% off Bocour Acrylic Paints 15% off Luxo lamps up to 30% off Poster board in 15 colors 15% off Clearprint vellum 11% off Staedtler T-squares & triangles 15% off ChartPak lettering reg. $3.75 Now $3.19 BOOKSTORE Sat 10:00-2:00 Textbooks 686-3520 • General Books 686-3510 • Supplies 686-4331 BLACK ARTS FESTIVAL UP FROM OBSCURITY: BLACK CHALLENGES OF THE 80’s APRIL 13-15 Monrt.rv M* WORKSHOP/ 10:30 A.M. 167 E.M.U. Conducted by International Pianist INGRAM FOX Admission Free LECTURE 8. PERFORMANCE/ 7:30 P.M. E.M.U. Ballroom International Pianist & Composer INGRAM FOX Admission — $2.00 Student $3.50 General tm s .* . i 1ft Wednesday PANEL DISCUSSION/ 7:30 P.M. at E.M.U. Journalists Question: DEAN DERRIK BELL—Dean of U of O Law / ' School JIM WEAVER—Congressman DR. CLIFFORD SMITH—OSU Vice President DAVE FROHNMAYER—State Attorney General Admission Free \ \ PERFORMANCE/ 7:30 PJVI. at South Eugene H.S. African-Derived Dance Performed by: DANCE DIMENSIONS THEATER COMPANY m i . . fostering cultural enrichment, awareness and utility amongst all people.” Admission — $3.50 Student $5.00 General $6.00 Reserved Tickets Available at — U of O Main Desk. Meier & Frank. Toad Hall. Back Stage SPONSORED BY THE UNIVERSITY Of OREGON BLACK STUDENT UNION Boxing great Joe Louis, 66, dies of heart attack LAS VEGAS (AP) - Former heavyweight boxing cham pion Joe Louis, who held the title for almost 12 years and ranked as one of history's greatest fighters, died Sunday at the age of 66. 1 “He was in a cardiac arrest state when he arrived,’’ said nursing supervisor Shirley Brown at Desert Springs Hospital. “They did everything they could to revive him." Brown said Louis died at 10:05 a m. I Louis, confined to a wheelchair since heart surgery in 1977, attended the Larry Holmes-Trevor Berbick heavyweight title fight Saturday night at Caesars Palace. Called the Brown Bomber for his punch and string of knockout victories, Louis was just 23 when he won the title by knocking out 31-year-old James Braddock in the eighth round at Chicago in 1937. He had a 35-1 record, including 31 knockouts, at the time he won the heavyweight title. His 11 years and eight months as titleholder was the longest continuous reign in heavyweight title history. Louis fought 27 championship bouts, including a record 25 defenses without a loss after he took the title. The most famous part of the Louis legend was the two championship fights against Max Schmeling. Schmeling won the first bout in 1936, but Louis won the 1938 rematch. "Joe was a boxing genius," said Schmeling, 75, who lives in Hamburg, West Germany. He called Louis “the kind that only comes, at most, one time in a generation. He was the greatest opponent I ever faced in the ring.” Net squads post losses in weekend matches Christi Dorsey of the Univer sity of Washington handed Oregon’s Lindsay Bartlett her first conference loss of the year to spark the Huskies to a 9-0 victory over the Ducks Satur day. Dorsey beat Bartlett, 6-4, 2-6, 6-3, in the top singles event and later teamed with Terri Agee to win their doubles match. The Duck women are now 8-2 for the season. The Oregon men, lost two matches to the University of Idaho, 5-4, and Washington, 9-0, this weekend. The Ducks’ record i& now 10-3. The men will host Pacific Lutheran Friday at 2:30 p.m. Next action for the Duck women will be Tuesday morning when they host Oregon State at 10 a.m. Both matches will be held at the Alder Street courts. Soccer squad takes seventh Oregon’s women’s soccer team won one of three matches to take seventh place at the Westmont Invitational last wee kend in Santa Barbara, Calif. The Ducks dropped decisions Friday to Stanford, 1-0, and UC Santa Barbara, 2-1. Stanford scored its goal with only 30 seconds remaining in the game. Oregon outshot the Cardinals 12-2. Oregon finished the tour nament Saturday with a 9-0 whitewash of tournament host Westmont. Striker Felicity Mith en and halfback Iris Simmons scored two goals apiece for the Ducks. The Ducks were without the services of all-American Mi chelle Potestio who has been sidelined due to injuries. Oregon's next competiton will be May 16-17 at the Stanford Invitational at Palo Alto, Calif. MARKETING ASSISTANT RETAIL & FOODSERVICE Due to expansion, Ore-lda Foods, Inc., one of the nation’s largest and fastest growing frozen food companies, has excellent opportunities for Mar keting Assistants at our Company headquarters in Boise, Idaho. 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